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PURPLE-COLLARED WOODSTAR Myrtis fanny. This female Purple-collared Woodstar is feeding at a flower of a rather short columnar cactus Opuntia cylindrica in the high altitude dry tropical forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem just to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 10:49 AM on November 12, 2018.

The Purple-collared Woodstar is a member of the hummingbird family Trochilidae and occurs in Ecuador and Perú.

Una hembra del colibrí de nombre común Estrellita Collaripúrpura Myrtis fanny está bebiendo néctar de una flor de un cactus columnar Opuntia cylindrica en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem ubicado un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 10 y 49 de la mañana el 12 de noviembe de 2018.

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TROPICAL MOCKINGBIRD Mimus gilvus. A Tropical Mockingbird is perching on a Multiple Use Zone sign in the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem north of Guayllabamba and Quito in northern Ecuador at 10:37 AM on October 18, 2018.

The Tropical Mockingbird is a member of the family Mimidae and is found in southern Mexico and northern Central America as well as Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and Brazil. It is also found in the Caribbean.

Un Sensontle Tropical Mimus gilvus está sobre un rótulo de Zona de Uso Multiple en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem al norte de Guayllabamba y Quito en el norte de Ecuador a las 10 y 37 de la mañana el 18 de octubre de 2018.

In Brazil, the common name is Sabiá-da-praia.

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PURPLE-COLLARED WOODSTAR Myrtis fanny. This Purple-collared Woodstar is flying away from a flower of an Opuntia cylindrica (prickly pear type) cactus where it has been drinking nectar at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem just to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:41 AM on January 23, 2019.

The Purple-collared Woodstar belongs to the hummingbird family Trochilidae and occurs in Ecuador and Perú.

Un colibrí de nombre común Estrellita Collaripúrpura Myrtis fanny está volando de una flor de un cacto Opuntia cylindrica donde bebía néctar en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem ubicado un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 41 de la mañana el 23 de enero de 2019.

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CRIMSON-MANTLED WOODPECKER Female Colaptes rivolii. This female Crimson-mantled Woodpecker was observed in a dead tree with Spanish Moss Tillandsia usneoides in the high altitude tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 7:58 AM on December 19, 2019.

The Crimson-mantled Woodpecker is a member the family Picidae and is found in the Andes of western Venezuela and in Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, and Bolivia.

The scientific name formerly assigned to the Crimson-mantled Woodpecker was Piculus rivolii.

Una hembra del Carpintero Dorsicarmesí Colaptes rivolii está perchado en un árbol seco con Musgo Gris Tillandsia usneoides en el bosque seco tropical de altura Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 7 y 58 de la mañana el 19 de diciembre de 2019.

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YELLOW-BELLIED ELAENIA Elaenia flavogaster. This Yellow-bellied Elaenia was found at the high altitude tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:25 AM on November 12, 2018.

The Yellow-bellied Elaenia belongs to the flycatcher family Tyrannidae and is very widely distributed in the Neotropics from southern Mexico south through Central America to Colombia, Ecuador, northwestern Perú, the Guianas, Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. It also lives in Trinidad.

Un Elenia Ventriamarillo Elaenia flavogaster en halló en el bosque seco tropical de altura Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 25 de la mañana el 12 de noviembre de 2018.

In Brazil the common name is Guaracava-de-barriga-amarela.

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VERMILION FLYCATCHER Pyrocephalus rubinus. A male Vermilion Flycatcher is perching atop seed pods in a treetop at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:22 AM on November 12, 2018.

The Vermilion Flycatcher belongs to the family Tyrannidae. It is found from the southwestern United States south to Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, northeastern Argentina, and Brazil.

Un macho del Mosquero Bermellón Pyrocephalus rubinus está posado por encima de vainas de semillas en la copa de un árbol en el bosque seco tropical de altura Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 22 de la mañana el 12 de noviembre de 2018.

In Brazil, the common name is Principe.

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PURPLE-COLLARED WOODSTAR Myrtis fanny. This Purple-collared Woodstar is feeding at the flowers of the rather short columnar cactus Opuntia cylindrica in the high altitude dry tropical forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem just to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 11:49 AM on November 12, 2018.

The Purple-collared Woodstar belongs to the hummingbird family Trochilidae and lives in Ecuador and Perú.

Un colibrí de nombre común Estrellita Collaripúrpura Myrtis fanny está bebiendo néctar de las flores del cactus columnar Opuntia cylindrica en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem ubicado un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 11 y 49 de la mañana el 12 de noviembe de 2018.

For OPTIMAL DETAILED VIEWING of this nectar feeding Purple-collared Woodstar, VIEW AT THE GIANT SIZE (2157 x 1500) using this direct Flickr link: www.flickr.com/photos/neotropical_birds_mayan_ruins/51905...

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BLUE-AND-YELLOW TANAGER Male Pipraeidea bonariensis. A male Blue-and-yellow Tanager is eating tiny red fruit in a treetop at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:36 AM on November 12, 2018.

The Blue-and-yellow Tanager belongs to the family Thraupidae and is resident in much of South America, being found from Ecuador south to Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and northern Chile. The Blue-and-yellow Tanager formerly bore the scientific name Thraupis bonariensis.

Un macho del Tangara Azuliamarilla Pipraeidea bonariensis está comiendo frutitas rojas en la copa de un árbol en el bosque seco tropical de altura Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 36 de la mañana el 12 de noviembre de 2018.

In Brazil, the common name is Sanhacu-papa-laranja.

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GOLDEN GROSBEAK Female Pheucticus chrysogaster. A female Golden Grosbeak is eating red colored fleshy fruit of a short columnar cactus Opuntia cylindrica in the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 11:44 AM on January 29, 2020.

The Golden Grosbeak belongs to the family Cardinalidae (Cardinals and Allies) and lives in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Perú. Pheucticus chrysogaster was earlier known by the common names Golden-bellied Grosbeak and Southern Yellow Grosbeak. Some workers consider it to be conspecific with the Yellow Grosbeak P. chrysopeplus of Guatemala and Mexico.

Una hembra de Picogrueso Dorado Pheucticus chrysogaster está comiendo fruta roja de un cactus (Opuntia cylindrica) en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 11 y 44 de la mañana el 29 de enero de 2020.

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PURPLE-COLLARED WOODSTAR Myrtis fanny. This Purple-collared Woodstar is drinking nectar from a flower of a rather short columnar cactus Opuntia cylindrica in the high elevation dry tropical forest at Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 12:04 PM on November 12, 2018.

The Purple-collared Woodstar belongs to the hummingbird family Trochilidae and occurs in Ecuador and Perú.

Un colibrí Estrellita Collaripúrpura Myrtis fanny se ve bebiendo néctar de una flor de un cactus columnar de tamaño mediano, Opuntia cylindrica, en el bosque seco tropical de altura en el Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 12 y 4 de la tarde el 12 de noviembe de 2018.

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GREAT THRUSH Turdus fuscater. This Great Thrush is perching on a limb at the high altitude dry tropical forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem just to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 10:25 AM on April 10, 2019.

The Great Thrush is a member of the family Turdidae and resides in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú and Bolivia.

Un Mirlo Grande Turdus fuscater se halla sobre una rama en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem ubicado un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 10 y 25 de la mañana el 10 de abril de 2019.

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AZARA'S SPINETAIL Synallaxis azarae. This Azara's Spinetail is singing as it forages in the high altitude dry tropical forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem just to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 8:57 AM on April 10, 2019.

Azara's Spinetail belongs to the family Furnariidae and is found from Venezuela and Colombia south through Ecuador, Perú and Bolivia to northwestern Argentina.

Una Colaespina de Azara Synallaxis azarae está cantando en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem ubicado un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 8 y 57 de la mañana el 10 de abril de 2019.

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EARED DOVE Zenaida auriculata. This Eared Dove is perching next to Spanish Moss Tillandsia usneoides in the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 8:35 AM on October 18, 2018.

The Eared Dove is a member of the family Columbidae and is found throughout South America as well as in Trinidad and the Lesser Antilles.

Esta Tórtola Orejuda Zenaida auriculata está perchada junta con Musgo Gris Tillandsia usneoides en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 8 y 35 de la mañana el 18 de octubre de 2018.

In Brazil, Zenaida auriculata is called Pomba-de-bando.

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GOLDEN-RUMPED EUPHONIA Euphonia cyanocephala. Three male Golden-rumped Euphonias are seen in a stand of flowering Cabuya Furcraea andina (family Asparagaceae; subfamily Agavoideae) in the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 10:53 AM on January 23, 2019. Furcraea andina is in the same subfamily Agavoideae as the Agave or Century Plant.

The Golden-rumped Euphonia belongs to the family Fringillidae and lives in Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador south to northern Argentina, Paraguay and southeastern Brazil. It also lives in Trinidad and the Guianas.

Trés machos de Eufonia Lomidorada Euphonia cyanocephala se hallan en un grupo de Cabuyas Furcraea andina (familia Asparagaceae; subfamiia Agavoideae) en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 10 y 53 de la mañana el 23 de enero de 2019.

In Brazil the common name is Gaturamo-rei.

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RUFOUS-TAILED HUMMINGBIRD Amazilia tzacatl. This Rufous-tailed Hummingbird is hovering at yellow Agave flowers, Agave americana, on which it is feeding at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:49 AM on January 29, 2020. The Agave is also known by the common names of Century Plant and Maguey.

The Rufous-tailed Hummingbird belongs to the family Trochilidae. It is a very successful and widespread hummingbird species, being found from Mexico south through Central America to Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador.

Un colibrí Amazilia Colicastáño Amazilia tzacatl está cerniendose frente a flores amarillas de una planta Agave, Agave americana, en las que está bebiendo nectar en el bosque seco tropical de altura Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 49 de la mañana el 29 de enero de 2020.

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SCRUB TANAGER Stilpnia vitriolina. A Scrub Tanager is seen in the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:07 AM on October 14, 2019.

The Scrub Tanager belongs to the family Thraupidae and is resident in western Colombia and northwestern Ecuador. The Scrub Tanager was formerly placed in the genus Tangara and bore the scientific name Tangara vitriolina.

Una Tangara Matorralera Tangara vitriolina se ve en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 7 de la mañana el 14 de octubre de 2019.

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PURPLE-COLLARED WOODSTAR Myrtis fanny. This Purple-collared Woodstar is feeding at a flower of a rather short columnar cactus Opuntia cylindrica in the high altitude dry tropical forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem just to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 11:34 AM on November 12, 2018.

The Purple-collared Woodstar is a member of the hummingbird family Trochilidae and occurs in Ecuador and Perú.

Un colibrí de nombre común Estrellita Collaripúrpura Myrtis fanny está bebiendo néctar de una flor de un cactus columnar Opuntia cylindrica en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem ubicado un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 11 y 34 de la mañana el 12 de noviembe de 2018.

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WESTERN EMERALD Male Chlorostilbon melanorhynchus. A male Western Emerald is perching on a slender twig at the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 8:24 AM on February 26, 2020.

The Western Emerald belongs to the hummingbird family Trochilidae and is found in Ecuador and Colombia.

Un macho del colibrí Esmeralda Occidental Chlorostilbon melanorhynchus está posado sobre una ramita en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 8 y 24 de la mañana el 26 de febrero de 2020.

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BLACK-TAILED TRAINBEARER Male Lesbia victoriae. A male Black-tailed Trainbearer is seen in a budding Cabuya Furcraea andina (family Asparagaceae; subfamily Agavoideae) in the high tropical dry forest at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:03 AM on October 18, 2018.

The Black-tailed Trainbearer is in the family Trochilidae and lives in the Andes of southern Colombia, Ecuador and Perú.

Un macho del colibrí Colacintillo Colinegro Lesbia victoriae se ve en una Cabuya en el bosque seco tropical de altura del Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 03 de la mañana el 18 de octubre de 2018.

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